Maze Runner: The Death Cure sprints to the top spot, with Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle at #2 and The Post at #3.
Hochelaga: Terre Des Ames is at #1, followed by Le trip a trois at #2 and Les scenes fortuites at #3.
Through her Crucial Things banner, the filmmaker teamed up with First Generation Films to produce her latest feature project.
The Toronto documentary festival has also announced its Made In program will highlight works from Mexico.
Plus: Jean-Marc Vallee picks up an award from the Directors Guild of America, and NSI names its online short film fest winners.
The horror film I’ll Take Your Dead is currently shooting in Orillia, ON.
The Toronto-based prodco previously collaborated with the celebrated author on the 2008 CBC series JPod.
While the industry saw a 24% increase in overall production, the study says a decline in the domestic kids business and a drop in private-broadcaster TV financing require attention.
Carly Stone’s The New Romantic will world premiere at the Texas fest, alongside Jason Stone’s First Light.
As the Canadian TV industry looks ahead to this year’s Broadcasting Act review, the head of the CMPA asks the industry to consider both sides of the story.
Films by Philippe Falardeau, Mary Walsh and Aisling Chin-Yee are among those selected to receive a share of the $250,000.
The office was established to create a long-term strategy to support Indigenous talent development in Canada.